St Josephs College Long Island - Alpha Yearbook (Patchogue, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1982 volume:

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Again we can take up our journey, walking in the light, secure and cherishing hope from our inspiration of doybreak, that we too, will conquer and return. it 5'4 . DEDICATION As we journeyed through the holls of o new college building, we received direc- tion. As we journeyed through the poges of our theses, we received encour- ogement. As we journeyed to knowledge, we received wisdom. As we journey on into the future, we hove o friend. We, the students of St. Joseph's College, thonk- fully dedicote this book ond oll thot it symbolizes to our friend. Bill Bengston. We thonk him for supporting us throughout our journey ond inspiring us to continue suc- cessfully on our woy. below left: Sally, listen for o minute. But Bill belowg Hey Dill, how about on A? ll Fear in the journey 4 ilhi y in the coming home A part of the heart gets lost in the learning g I 2554. 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The enduring oaks are our teachers, communicating to us a sense of responsibility, and a spirit of faith. pooyzmwfrs I? - S. Dorothy Watson Administrative Librarian ' X S. Agnes Meagher Ss Clare Imelda Ruane Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian Library i :fir 6' 'Mr Marita Lalino Secretary Debbie Lutz Secretary QQ' Vye Santoro Elizabeth Nicotera Assistant to Librarian for Circulation Assistant to Librarian for Circulation Registrar We come to this path with in- dividual dreams and resources and quite unique ideas about what lies ahead. Our preporers ready our packs, making certain none will begin to travel who will not weather a win- try night for lack of a proper blanket. X S. Rose Catherine Stevens Registrar Lxfx? j i P i , Dorothy Cordara, Ellen Aiello, Secretaries f- f' 71 Xf 7 T7 l Margaret Gallitelli Assistant to the Registrar Vera Burt Secretary 11 'T'3.7 ' L .J j Marion Salgado Jane Gandorf Marjorie Bendik Director of Admissions Admissions Counselor Assistant to the Director General Studies Adm1ss1ons 3, J ,A ,'-mx 4 tu. X Us C4 I, Q5 Xl' Y? 'X' Joan Essig, Judf MOVWOOGY Susan Barrasso, Marilyn Leyboldt, 59Cf9I0f'f-'S Liz Ortaglia, General Studies Office L. .1 12 College Development and Counseling This journey is not the first we've taken, nor will it be the last. butfor many of us, it could be the most significant. As we are shaded by the leaves overhead, and as we tread on those beneath our feet, we travel a road akin to the veins in a leaf. One path leads from another and this one leads yet to the next: the strength and rightness of one influences all of the rest. 4 1 I I Q V. Y' Anna Bess Robinson Rosalie J. Tutino Director, Counseling and Testing Development and College Relations n Martacci Secretary ,,,,,, ,,r,,,,, Brother Benilde Montgomery advises Kathe Moros of specific requirements of the English major. l aff-ill Dr. Joseph Martacci shares his experiences in the biology career seminar , in Bobbie Sontonostosi Joon Forley Bursor . Finonciol Aid Counselor Bursar, Financial Aid, Receptiomsts Louren Golletto, Morgoret Boyle Finonciol Aid Office 'CJ ' i . 0 li X K i Ann Hansen Receptionist 4 'Qi-1 1 Joon Ferroro, Cormen Torres, Cecil Ryborczyk, Lois Cotton Ann Gollogher, Business Office Stoff Receptionist 14 Student Services Through sunrises and sunsets and cloudy days and night, we have trod onward in the westward face of the skies. We have had each other to help us through fears and r frustrations and the demons of self doubt that seemed to lurk beneath the leaves. Those taller and surer of foot have been the NX strength for all of us. fx! Carol Sawyers Morge Brennon Assistant to the Deon for Assistant ro the Dean for Student Services Student Services V 3 - Q Caught in the act. You see I have this plan. T'f'f ' prank Mulzoff Rev, Joseph Gfqnma Rev. Michael Connolly Coach Chaplain Chaplain 15 The Plant xl . +-.nv Joseph Somonostosi Phillip Sgro, Williom Tofe, Nick Ullrich, Plom Office Plont Monoger . lf J, I -Vx oo ...--.. S1' v .,, - x an , -f -9. ,-, ..i Morie Wells, Lindo Wells, Plont Office Morilyn Ullrich Plont Office 'I X A. if 35 gn y I . 1 is J l ' 272 N H . 5 1 -J ' Y x..fF-- YI 1 c-.lm l 'x 'im Flrkf' Lorry Edsoll, Chorlie Morchese, Plom Office FIOYGUCG BYOUUS. Food 59fViC9 I 5- LUCY BIYSKOI S. Josephine Marie Covonough Lecturer in Religious Studies Associate Pfgfeggof of Religious Studies Religious Studies 7 f if i..,2E?-.,..f1 , 9' f 'i Rev. John Denniston Rev. John Barrett Lecturer in Religious Studies Lecturer in Religious Studies Philosophy W But, Sister . . .gl Sronley A. Nevrns Rev. John C. Hession 5. J0Of1fT10fi9 Associore Professor of Philosophy Professor of Philosophy Associate Professor of Philosophy 18 S. Margaret Jennings Professor of English XE, Dorothy A King Associate Professor of English Bro. Benilde Montgomery Instructor of English 9? Patricia S. Gabel S. Loretta McGrann Assistant Professor of English Instructor of English English Louise Assistant Professor of English 1 ky ' 1 ' ,N x 3 H1StOfy i , Z t X xy 2 f S. Myro Poul Monsfield S. Joon Ryon Assistont Professor of History Assistont Professor of History Monico Brennan-L0pir1Ski Now, Brendo, let's hove o quick review. Lecturer in History fziiiiiss S. Morgoret Quinn 20 Lecturer in Sociol Science 'fi-'ie ' f' .V h . :J Jr.-,mt . 'fo g' A-1 r - 5,9-,jfltgn ' s it fi- - f QV ,.. 1 3. Y f lla Sal Rumore Instructor of Business Business and Education S. Maria F. Stapleton Who's the teacher here? Lecturer in Education f 'vxp -Y... 1. . Y , 1 ky f b Y , 1 f 22 - . N , s- v --ss-...N S. Mary Lou Tweedy S. Mary Robert White, Lecturer in Child Study and Education and Lecturer in Education S. Margaret Buckley, Associate Academic Dean and Associate Professor of Education ty git!- S. Potricio Monning Instructor of Art Cynthia Porrett S. Grace Edno Rowland Instructor of Music Instructor of Speech The Arts Rosemory Lothom Lecturer in Speech Kotherlne Witte-Cook Deborah Corr Lecturer In Speech Lecturer In Donce Q4-11 ,-y,, 7 22 ' Nw: William F. Bengston Barbara Marrell John W. Hazzard Assistant Professor of Sociology Instructor of Sociology Assistant Professor of Sociology Soc1al Sc1ence :MNT byyx ls this deviant behavior? Raymond D'Af19e'0 Assistant Professor of Sociology 23 Judith Stone Corol J. Hoyes Instructor of Biology Professor of Biology Professor of Biology 1 ii-A Look ot thot plonoriongo! Beats torturing frogs ony doy! 24 Biology Psychology S. Rosomond O'Keefe Assistont Professor of Psychology Afldfew Quinn Beat the clock. Lecturer in Psychology WG' Paul Howryluk Regino Wiemon Irwin Leibowitz Instructor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Psychology 25 My 'sf in 4 NI lv-.jy- S. leon Morie Amore S. Koren Kenney Professor of Child Study Assistont Professor of Child Study E 1 3 Y i l , I l . I S. Joonne Forker Instructor of Child Study ,uw .I ini Morie Rello Lecturer in Child Study Ann Powers S. Miriom Honoro Corr S. Alice Froncis Young Instructor of Child Study Associote Professor of Child Study Associote Professor of Child Study Child Study 1.-we Borboro Honlon TYOOIO Lecturer in Child Study I-9CfUf9f in Child 5fUdY 27 Ji' -. pri.. - 'vp-wxv' ,LM-. ,: - r bfreiw-wx. wv- ff-tvs -1' sf -F , .Rv - . r' 5 N C . QS f ,A 5 r S f wax? x yighm ff X r I Mary Ann iJei.ima YC C C W Geraldine Barthel Lecturer in Child Study Lecturer in Child Study fp? 5- r .i H- 4 : , '2 21 .Z Isn't this wonderful, an increase in Child Study majors. Mathematics L and ' Language L Joseph Adornoto Lecturer in Mothemotics X -ml Borboro Anthony Lecturer in Mothem0tiCS Lecturer in Spanish ond Irolion ll ' N O X X Recreauon l 2 c t t e 7 c c Ellen Zwalsky Instructor of Recreation Instructor of Recreation This meeting should have adjourned hours ago. 1-9 Ns l'm playing coach for the night. , E .CLQZ ' : Division 1 t General Studies S. Mory Preceptor in Heolth x Williom Kozmo . , . Joon Metz Preqeptof in Heglth Administration Preceptor in Community Heolth Preceptor in Community Health 31 S. Joan Blake Associate Professor of Political Science On Friday, February 26, 1982, Sister Joan Ancilla Blake, Associate Professor of Political Science, died in Brooklyn Hospital after a long illness. A creative, dynamic and popular personality on cam- pus, Sister was ever mindful of keep the curriculum relevant and timely. Therefore, she in? stituted planned independent study courses involving fed- eral court visitations and hous- ing court monitoring with the Bedford-Stuyvesant Legal Cor- poration. Because she cared for every person she touched, she is assured of a place in their minds, hearts and prayers. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Jeffrey Ace-bo Sharon A. Altmann Caralann Arent Donna Lee Barbieri Angela M. Dartolomeo Thomas Joseph Best Donna Marie Balten Dorothy Dombacr John Bonacchi Linda Holmgren Dorenstein Elizabeth C. Dorsetu Edward A. Doss, Jr, Joanne Marie Bautrn Carol A. Brady WilIiamJ Brennan. Jr. Dorothy Bruno Veronica E. Budney Barbara Katherine Burmester Marcia T. Byington Linda Mary Byrnes Patricia Campo William Harold Carll Barbara Cataldo Petrina P. Chiarelli Valerie C. Clark Mary Ellen Colantonia Patricia Cortese Evelyn Curcio Joan M. Curtis Terri A. Dau Richard J. DaVolro Lisa Del Priore Amelia Delaney Costabile Graziana DrGrado Mary Ann Drlraglra Marianne Patricia Doepper Theresa Ellen Doherty Joyce L, Donnesan Andrea F. Dowd Mary Downing Ellen Spatz Dusyn Jane F Engelhard: Eileen L. McCaffery-Farrell Wrginia Farrell Barbara Fehnng Catherine S Feola Peter Ferruggran Joan Fitzpatrick Kathleen A. Flaherty Jennifer Anne Flynn Maureen Ford Donna Louise Fournier Ann Marie Hallock Frances Margaret Hannon Elizabeth A Harrison Joan L, Hassell Stephen John Haszto Elaine Dietz Heinbockel Rosanne Henry Susan Carol E Heyer Jeanette Hotmer Annmarle Theresa Joachim Thomas W. Judge. Sr Patricia A. Kane Kathleen M. Kay Robert F. Kay Christine L Kazals Patricia Keane Drenda Marie Kelly Jeffrey D. Klein Rosanne J. Kohlberg Beverly Kornfeld Dorothy Roubicelr Kralxaur Stephen P Krauza Joan Kranman Debra Ann Lalrberty Gail C. Lamberta Patricia Ann Leary Jean Ann Lembo Maryalice Levey Sarah A. L'I-leureux Ellen Joan Liberta Peggy Ann Lrcarr Salvatore J Loverde Annmane Druggner Lowe lrene Shields Mahon Anne Callahan Malone Lisa Mamma Kim Marie Mansueto Regina A, Marlborough Gaul Marie Mosman Rosemarie Mathewsen Barbara E, McCarthy Ellen Mary McGrath Marie Denise Milea Jane R.Minerva Arlene Jayne Mintzer Francis P. Mitchell Frances Catherine Molloy Lisa A Monahan Madeline Morales Tern Arlene Morley Judith E Morrison Jeannette Marie Mos Carole Jean Munsch Toby Musatow S Our goal lies ahead of us, just out of sight. Our moccasins wear thin and our burdens grow heavy. The green palms, overhead, spread out, face up, to the sky. One billion protective hands shield us from the midday sun, and bathe us in the green light of innocence. Our foot prints in the clay dust now follow us, telling our history, and the western direction we devour portend our future. Nancy Ann Frankman Laura Jean Galardi Helen Mary-Ann Gale Patricia Gapp Danna Lynn Genna Katherine L. Gtlman Theresa Anne Ginty Corinne Ann Grim Danna Grosso Kathleen R Nine Linda Pastore Noftell Kathleen M O'Brien Marla Ogaf Michaela Louise Oliv Kristine M O Malley Lisa Orloff' Linda M Orth Robertl Palmeri, Sr GTI TMWED lsisllsll GRADUATES Jamesl Paxson John T Perez Morguente Plachrno Maureen Ponte Charles Joseph Puglrese RrchardJ Provenzano Donna M Redmond Susan Mane Regrstrato Mark Norman Rermon Jennrrer Rrchardson Coleen A Rlchter Bernadette M Rogan Donna M Rogers Nancy M, Rogers Jocquelrne Rollins Robert A Romeo Susan Elrzabeth Rosseru Teresa Jean Rupp Janet G Russo Regma K Savoca John Scanlon Sherry Ann Sdhmrdr Maryeve Schramm Debra Barbara Schuller Margaret Elrzaberh Soontr Grsele Scott Robert L Serpe Joyce H Sesso Jill U Sregel Frank S9000 Joan Arlene Stachnrk Mrchele Marne Stunano Kathleen M Vento Antanra J. Testa Jeanne Tommaso Thorp Margaret E Trtone Martha Torres Mary Drana Tartora Denrse Patncra Tramontana Carol Ann Wagner Lauretto J. Ward Carolee Webber Kathleen M. Weisbecker Barbara A Mlson Theresa Wong Margaret Mary Wnghr Mary Ann Chrodr Zoppetn Ruth M. Zeltmann GENERAL STUDIES Goerano Albergo Jane Algulre Luvenia Allen Ana Alvarez John Atkinson lll oy at the start, Fear Lrnda Boar Jean Devers Gail Boker Gloria Borgra Ellzabeth Brandes Mary Brennan Daisy Drown Rosemary Campbell Jessre Carroll Hyman Cohen Rhoda Cohen Lee Deckofl Lisa Dietench Christine Donley Wda Donohue Carole Gold Mary Gray Nancy Grlfrlth Dorothy Haerner Helen Hansen Georglenne Harrrs Virgrnra Heckel Elsre Helgesen Jane Hughes Carol Kearns Chrlstine Kelly Anne Koopman Davrd Kopp Margaret Kramer Teresa Kuhl Harold Lallack Katherine LeVlen Dorothy Undernann Larrolne Murphy Barbara Navetta Eleanor 0'Boyle Margaret O'Keefe Barbara RM Jane Perlsteln Lorralne Plsani Josephine Posllllco Adrienne Prahl Patrlcla Qulnlan Jacqueline Rlckard Mlldred Rlgglo Mary Ringhouse Monna Radrereller Elsie Rumpllds Rosemary Saller Morrlyn salmon Carol Schneldefman Faith Scozzarl Antonleta Segura Kathleen Siegel Patrlda St. Mortln-Delnllch Renee Stark in the journey Allie Llou Berry Lasyk Drana MacElray Mary MaCNalr Barbara Marksarner Valene Marriott Fay Mclnnrs Helen Mlllhelser Roberta Moran Marlon Morelll Catherlne Sulllvan Elaine Sulllvon Adele Teutonlco Barbara Thomas Margaret Welgers Edith Vllllams Nancy Vlttmeler Pamela Wood Edna Zlrk f-Q Gail M. Boker BS. General Studies 'Oil '6 TWV L Donna Marie Bolten Bfxi Child Study ff? Linda H. Borenstein B.A. Human Relations 34 yr' L3 Midterm week ot SJC, x Dorothy Bombaci john Bonacchi B,A. Human Relations B.A. Human Relations l Elizabeth Borsetti Edward A Boss, jr. BS, Recreation B.A. Child Study vzzxl' ' Joanne Marie Boutin Carol A. Brady Elizabeth V. Brande B.A. Child Study B.A. Child Study B.S. General Studies in the coming home William Brennan, jr. Daisy E. Brown B.A. English B.S. General Studies i'V2x Dorothy Bruno Irene Mohon loves Fridoy ofternoons. BA' Child Study Todoy, Tomorrow, Yesterdoy by Morlo Ogof Yesterdoy is gone Only o delicore memory burns in our heorts. Todoy life'S ot its fullest We grow with eoch plgiCgLfle2?rTfm Veronica E. Budney Marcia T. Byington U Q BA. Child Study B.A. Psychology increoses to knowledge, Tomorrow ls here os todoy ends The beouty of the energetic sunlight welcomes o new beginning. But, yesterdoy is gone ond tomorrow is todoyi Linda M. Byrnes William H. Carll B.A. Child Study B.S. Recreation wwf' Barbara C2lald0 Petrina P. Chiarelli Valerie C, Clark B.A. Human Relations BA. Child Study B.A. Child Study 36 wil Q3 1 Mary Ellen Colantonio Patricia Cortese Evelyn Curcio B.A. Human Relations B.A. Human Relations B.A. Human Relations . ,t 4 .- A. 4' V N 1 11.1 4, Q. .'7 ' . .I 4. X Joan M. Curtis Monday morning or S. J. C. B,A. Child Study 'dd haf' Terri A. Dau Richard j. DaVolio Amy Delaney B.A. Child Study B.A. Social Science B.S. Business Administration fr - -4 I 1r Y J ,ew Lisa Del Priore Costabile DiGrado Mary Ann DiTraglia BA. Child Study BA. Human Relations B.A. Child Study t . S Steve Hoszto wonts to know who else thought he wosn't going to groduote. 38 wr Marianne Doepper BA, Child Study Maryalice Levey Doherty B.A. Child Study A part of the heart gets lost in the learning 'Qi li , 'Z' Y'- 9 Theresa E. Doherty Joyce L. Donneson BA. Child Study B.S. Recreation Andrea Dowd Mary Downing Ellen S. Dusyn B.A. Social Science B.A. Social Science B.A. English Q3 r 31 . Vi Z9 .7 ,X I' L Jane F. Engelhardt Eileen L. McCafferyfFarrell Virginia Farrell B.A. Human Relations B.A. History B.A. Child Study 5' Barbara Fehring Bn-X, Child Study Toby Musorow wishes she wos o grod Evelyn Woods Speed Reoding School, 1 l Catherine S. Feola BS. Recreation Peter Ferruggiari B.A. Social Science Somewhere dong the road. Lf'-7' lafzfiiifilfffirfi uote of 'ff fy K joan Fitzpatrick HA. Child Study 40 9, cz-:sr Kathleen Flaherty jennifer Anne Flynn BAA. Child Study HS. Psychology vflf .! P sri. -.1 fl f 14 Vw, .. i lf? 35' Maureen Ford B.A. Child Study Rick worms Artie, Gimme the boil or I'II ore-ole your hood! Donna Louise Fournier B.A. Child sway Laura jean Galardi Patricia M. Gapp Theresa Anne Ginty B,A, Human Relations B.A. Human Relations BA, Human Relations 41 Corrine Ann Grim B.S. Recreation v--.-Q Passing On by Morlo Ogof Time, it posses like the thrust of o pendulum Something to be cherished only ofter it is long gone The pirfolls ond hordships dowdle The festive ond beouty rotote swiftly So remember the times of your life now Remember Donna Grosso B.S. Recreation Ann Marie Hallock Frances Hannon isnt Child Study BA. Child Study if ':5' joan Hassell Stephen John Haszto Elaine Dietz Heinbockel BA. Child Study BA. History B.A. Child Study 42 do 'rm' Rosanne Henry B.S. Recreation Thomas W. Judge, Sr. B.S. Recreation Robert F. Kay B.A. Child Study if 'N' Annmarie T. Joachim Susan C. Hever BS. English BJX, l'luman Relations fd. Patricia A. Kane BA, Chad Study BAA, Child Study Kathleen M. Kay Bridget Reilly osks Pot Keone ond Jeff KIeinf'How mony did you get wrong? 43 Christine L. Kazak Patricia Keane Carol Ann Kearns BA. Clnld Study BA. Englrsh BA, General Studies itl- The book soys thus, the teocher soys thot! Who do I be-he-ve? Brenda Marie Kelly BA. History f-J C7 :pq ,- Q5 Jeffrey D- Kim Rosanne j. Kohlberg Beverly Kornfeld BA. EI'1glISl1 BA. Human Relations B,S, Recreation 44 Along the road, F your 4 path r may Wander Dorothy Krakaur Stephen P. Krauza B.A. Human Relations B.S, Recreation '-xr' if -nf Joan Kronman Debra Ann Laliberty Gail C. Larnberta B.A. Child Study B.A. Child Study BS. Recreation Rosonne Henry ond Dionne Telford settle down with the Good Book. T 'S Patricia Leary RA, History 4.- Ellen Liberto BA. Child Study J 4:-,v Annmarie Bruggner Lowe BA. Human Relations 46 QQ iff' ,lean Ann Lembo Sarah A, L'Heureux BA. Human Relations BA. Child Study Peggy Ann Licari Alice Chiwen PT 155 17 Liou B.A. Child Study BS. General Studies It 'cj Irene Shields Mahon Anne Malone B.A4 Human Relations B.A. English Lisa Mamini B.A. Child Study Regina Marlborough B.A. Human Relations S I'm confused, om I supposed to bein the Iibrory or the cofeterio? 006 Kim lvlansueto B.A. Human Relations WB ,JSA Gail Mastrion B.A. Child Study Rosemarie Mathewsen B.A. Human Relations Yes, Donno, there is something in your eyes. , II, Barbara McCarthy B.A, Social Science 47 'fix T '? blanc lvlincrva Francis P. Mitchcll Frances Molloy BA. English BA. Social Science BA. Child Study MQJ QS-9 '? Lisa Monahan Madeline Morales Judith E. Morrison BA Business Administration HA Human Relations B.A. Child Study 48 Jeannette Moss BA. Child Study A pilgrim's path znmagfifail A ssl 'YLIZI-Y Carole jean Muiisch BA. Child sway Toby Musatow BA. Human Relations f 5 4 l 'T -n-- , I -... N- li-Q 'Y' 1--qr Lorraine Murphy B.S. General Studies V137 Kathleen O'Brien B.A. Child Study Morio Tolluto gets os close to the window os possible without felling out. Marla Ogof B.S. Recreation Nlichnclu L. Olivcri I5 A. I'iL1ID.lIl Relations Kristine M. O'IVIa1ley im. ciiiid Simi,- 1 Linda Orth BA, Child Study 50 The incredible shrinking dewey clecinnol Cotolog. Robert bl. Palmeri james Paxson BA. Human Relations BA. English fun an -va V7 Maureen Ponte BA. Child Study Marguerite Pluchino B.A. Social Science Absence makes the heart grow fonder, darkness obscures the trail. Charles J. Pugliese B.A. Psychology , l Susan Registrato Mark Reiman B.A. Child Study B.A. Human Relations Richard Provenzano BS. Recreaton 'Clif Donna M. Redmond BA, Child sway Jennifer Richardson BA. Child sway P, A gfhllj Smjy BS. General Studrcs B.A. Child Study '55, ' 1' Yi-Jr Donna M. Rogers Nancy M. Rogers Jacqueline A. Rollins ll A. lizuglrflr IRA Hxsrnry BS. Recreauon 1 Robert A. Romeo Terr-sn bl. Rupp Rosemary A. Saffer B A Human Rclauons IS A filnlrl Sindy BS. General SfLldl6S 52 Colleen A. Richter Monna Rockefeller Bernadette M. Rogan Cursing the quest, Hoarding disaster . - Regina K. Savoca Sherry Ann Schmidt BA. Child study BA. cmd sway r ,wx f Q K Carol Schneiderman Mary Eve Schramm Debra Schuller BS. General Studies B.A. Human Rclatlons BA. Clnld Study P 'CJ' Margaret Scionti Gisele Scott Joyce H. Sessa BAA, Child Study B.A. Chlld Study B.A. Human Relatlons . 'Q' ei: lx I ,r jill B. Siegel Joan Staclmik B.A. Child Study BA, Psychology ' K, ll . '5 x Louro reolly oppreciotes Rosanne-'s new lools. Kathleen M. Terito Tom Tesla BA- Child Study BA, Human Relations 54 Measureless nights forbode l l Michele M. Sturiano B.S. Recreation Adele Teutonico B.S. General Studies I N -44 - 53.83035--f 1 O m Moments of rest, glimpses of laughter Margaret Titone BA. Child study vw Mary Diana Tortora Denise P. Tramontana B.S. Child Study B.A. Chlld Study Martha Torres BA. Child Study Carol Wagner BA. Child Study Lauretta Ward B.A. Human Relations l'd rother be home- studying. 5 5 Are treasured along the road. Barbara Wilson BA, Human Relations '20 has Mary Ann Chiodi Zappetti B.A. Psychology 56 5,...uI' Kathleen M. Weisbecker BA. Child Study Carolee Webber B.A. Child Study iviargaiei iviaiy wiigni Theresa Wong B.A, Child Study B.A. Social Science df' I i l if '7 i Dom you believe mel Andreo? At last we see the end of our forest and as dusk falls we enter the meadow. Our path is yet clear, but now much more encroached upon by vines and wild flowers. The tallest grasses wave shoulder high. We lose our sense of protection but forego it readily for the feeling of freedom the meadow lends. l THE NEFQCDW Along the road, your steps may stumble Your thoughts may start to stray From Brentwood In 1979 we left behind the tree-lined rO0dS ond tile-roofed buildings of Brentwood ond come to Potchogue. But we took with us the spirit of St. Joseph's College. M l . to Patchogue xg- COLLEGE Do you see what I see . . . o freshman smile. This game is a piece o' cake. Grientation l l N , ' 'Jw , -Mg, W . Scream of the crop. So, this is heaven! .'rY'V. 'ai When all else foils. t0lk obout ii. S. Joan Ryan discusses her latest historical discovery. l 58 l Ha11oWe'en Have we met before? ,qu tw' ig K .slim Frankly Scarlet, I don't give a damn. Anna picks up two strangers off the street. Christina, our very own bumble bee. I ,. fha-dx Look Ma, I caught me a rabbit ! You can't play with my cubes until you shave your arms. 59 . ,ki 592 'Xxx .iw ll -' K -We mf: U f ' if I 1-LN! , I WI 'We just flew in from Phoenix where we bought these little oi' hots!. Square Dance ,, r. I've olwoys wonted to donce with Jesse Jomes Which one doesn't belong In this set? 60 44? Xl if R 523 , , ,1 gli' 1' 7 '944--2-.. ., 3' 3 Q E4 gi!! 'x r Hey Rich, I thought Terri wos o blonde! X lfx I dore you to knock this hot off. Would you believe! Tolking beer bottles! SJC For Gthers Ever energetic students - Kerri, Pot ond Mikki hord ot work. V v ,. V ,f3-Qrfg.. , gg-5... 4 ., s A -rfrrmrwcy 171-1 e. me yew ' LJSWOQ Qh '17 1 F' iris: sw- fr 1 - f 'wif-hfs Who soid shopping wos no fun! The femoles look pretty tough! Wd! Over the net girls, not up into the lights! The net is the other woy, Terry! 64 MT' Don doing some of his usuol shopping uround. Battle Cf The Sexes A Thot's o stronge woy to pop o bolloon. r v: T77-M- 'B' FW!!! 'iafriq' ui +5 T -1,,.,,--5 . Q an , 5 2 ' WW What form! Whot style! Sign her up for the pros! ,ar- Are they kidding? 65 x X A worm greening or the entronce ofthe Rot from Fron ond Lindo. 1 ,-, V u I . 471 4 v- 4 A X' ua' V. h I- f e -Ji - v. X v ma Y This beats doncing in the ploy! 50's Sock Hop ' Q X 1 , -4 f . -1: We weren't born in pony onywoy! 66 the 50's, but its o greor A poir of tired feet ofter the s Sock Hop GYPSY: A Musical Fable COMPANY Michelle Leyden - Rose Cindy Noble - Louise John Sporling - Herbie Musicol Director - Robert B. Arthur Produced ond Directed by Sister Groce Edno ll N -Q H 000000000 0000 , f N .ifxlkjf Q., 000000 0000 Of 0 A- W l--nr -.Q If' 'Q '4' 00 40 xx i .. 'Ll ., ' ' r - 1 ,K f '. x hifi! , 3,-U 000000000 0000 000 qonooaiopronp 3 'A 5' I w ' , 1 ' ,Jb ' ii -X W 5 'Y Hi, Mom, we made it. On February 28, in the com- pany of family and friends, twenty-one students received their school rings. Emotions and songs of praise filled the chapel as all became one in this celebra- tion. Ann Powers, of the Child Study Department, stressed the ring as a symbol of unity, a reminder of academic achievements, enrich- ment, knowledge, and friend- ship. Father Michael blesses the rings. 70 Ann Powers gives the keynote oddress. Ring Day below: The four musketeers . . . Mory, Pot, Anno, ond Chris right: Morge Brennan looks on os Sister Virginia presents Joyce Sesso with her ring. N J L L A whirring slowly builds beneath the brush as the mosquitos and fireflies awaken to the twilight. The giant moon at our backs throws hideously long shadows of our bodies looming over the wild roses and goldenrod and the crawling strawberries. We roll out our mats in a small widened area of the path and lay down beneath the stars. Tllils JDM ll But through it all a heart held humble Levels and lights your Way. Avril' - DUNY Student 3 l' The Executive Committee - Mikki, Rosanne, Rich, Fran. M 1 :n W 7 top row: Frank Smith, Kerri Stanton, Donna Eissler, Stephen Haszto, Diane McKenna. middle row: Michaela Oliveri, Carol Chadwick, Fran DiGioia, Kelly Ann O'Hanlon. Cathy LandsiedeI,Laura Galardi. Mary Golde. kneeling: Rosanne Henry, Rich Davolio, Cindy Noble. 73 IF YCU CAN READ THQfSi THANK A TEACDHECR Chad study ll ' stonding: Tino Korn, Lindo Orth, Dione Vogel, Dolores Twotchmon, Charlotte McBride, Potricio Boessler Louise Krotoville, Joonne Doutin, Corolyn Spitoleri, Ann Powers, Corol Sullivon seoted: Pomelo Dopson, Loretto Wong Y? XX, srondingq Peter Doylis, Loretto Schoenfeldr, Pot Boessler, Dione Vogel, Tino Korn, Corole Sullivon, Corolyn Spiroleri. Dolores Tworchmon, seoted: Korhy Wolsh 74 Psychology Club xQ . Q52 4. ' -72 fi .Y 1 ' ' gr' ' 'ki Q- E51 , 'y Q - wo ' Xie. f-. . 'Y ' .., A.. ..,. , r L SA ,Q In 8 standing: Dina Garcia, Maryann Zappetti, Roseanne Kohlberg, Joan Srachnik, Toby Musatow, Paul Hawryluk seated: Marcia Byington, Charlie Puglisi in---' -4.- X 'dc 39 Stan Nevins, Marcia Byington, Maria Taliercio. Rosalie Schrader. ULIJ SO Q o I qu XI UI , I ,..-..--- ,.. i 5 I l i 4- '- L-.. -,. ' ni T! ...-...i.. ww 'HTH 2 vs. Brooklyn: An ongoing competition. ' Y' ' I. r. . , '!, ' , u i-, 4 A I T-Q. , ,- .fr- , ' 'LJ' ., Is anyone going to cotch this? 1 Fred sets up for ct shot. The teom is in o huddle. I Ieorned this step the other day. 76 i -'44-if If 5 1 Y . 2' 9- h , 25- 96 ,X W ffiiq 3522? ,-fy 9 msg, .J Q -J K W? 1 xi N 5 Q Q 5 ' Sxfmsfa x-50552: Mya' ffffwfo I5' V'Q14ff W1 ' 4 1 1 u 3 B? 395 5366 505 X' 4 f 7244 X 1 Y 1 ' Q , h 'v - ' X Concentration! ,h , M55 KM K' WML... Oh, pick me, pick me! Morio flies through the oir! Y .wmv-1 H.-. .v .....,---.,. 15. And this is Amy's impression of o monster. 1 4s QYP0 Q9 gli? PREP -1 Af standing: Barbara White, Mike Messina, Paul Reeves, Frank Smith, Jim Lynch, Cherese LaPorta sitting: Tim Sheehan, Don Sheehan, Kevin Eissler '11 All IS BO E 4 Q x -I , - r-4 . ff QT P01 eff Q ssau PREP X 81 .ra ,E U s: .Q 6CI'66lt 1 I Moureen Holtzer ond some of the Rec Club members discuss the schedule of events for Ploydoy on Moy 7. J Y '- N l. J top row: Morio Tolluto, Pete Swiderski, Billy Reilly, Kelly Zoppullo, John Sporling, Robert Cordoro, Fron DiC-iiouo bottom row: Ellen Chombers, Jeonne Cestore, Dione Christensen, Cindy Noble, Lindo Sierro, Lynn Morie Kone. 82 s: .E .Q cf: 223 Sell standing: Marcia Byington, Evelyn Curcio, Hazel Erhardt, Dr. Regina We-iman, Ginny Ryan, Toby Musotow sitting: Diane Spetta, Dorothy Bombaci, Josie Foirlie, Maryann Zoppetti, Irene Mahon. If labs! 4--e .l Kerri-Ann Stanton, Phil Branigan, Bill Reilly, Bridget Reilly, Krista Lonzisero, John Sparling, - Jom Lynch, Frank Smith, Kelly O'Hanlon. sitting: Party Fox, Maureen Walsh, Kevin Lynch CPres.J, Monica Brennan-Lapinski. 83 lstry 11'1 S Ca pu standing: Amy Delony, Eileen Konigsberg, Donno Rogers SiIIi0Q: Irene Mohon, Evelyn Curcio, Sister MiriomHonoro Corr, Dione Droscoski. L- K 'f Steve Hoszto. Kelly Zoppulo, Moureen Welsh, Ker' St t , K Il A O'H I , Mory We-nner H on on e Y nn on on 84 'Huw' KILL-ff 1 I 1 T7 -...JF GX A 5,1 Ii i' standing: Debbie Woy, Joonmorie Koster, Sue Sorensen, Kelly Ann 0'Honlon slttmg. Cothy Londsredel, Corol Chodwrck, Peter Boylrs 4' Pi it 12.1 ,AJ 12939 ISU IJS 9 V ,jv-,Q an '- r I rt: s. 515 .-,. ri? 5313 5-5. W A , 1 1 Morio Toliercio and Fron Keller, editors. xr gl 'VPU Y7' .Xxx , Madeline Morales, Cheryl Reich, Susan Peters, Laura Galardi, Pat Keane, Loretto Schoenfeldt. M- ii no .M or M e A Yearbook 1 M-ru. 4 .lf -, f , , , 1? 4, W H Wm c Nancy Par , N, N Karen ! -- mf x - X 4 ' f X M f .Mu gi -A A ,ht -Q 4 Susan Pete-r,s-'-JN '1 Patricia K -r: -.X , A 5 'I ' B b Rom a LHP-y .Wwe Y R anne e- 5 Mic ael M si Joh Santoro jf. A- Jean e Burns 7 Mg' 4 ' 'J rett0 -1515 91 if ' Q ,Q .' x 'Lia - K X 5 3, g f,--' A' ' 3 ., I. f K A , 86 Acknowledgments The Yearbook Staff would like to especially thank S. Pat Manning for her dedication and patience during the endless hours spent in preparation of the 1982 edition of HORIZONS. Thanks are also due to Mr. John Hazzard for his guidance and support in planning our ad campaign and to Frank Albate for his willingness to experiment with new printing ideas for us. To Dill Welter and Charlie Caleca, of Carol Studios, we extend our gratitude for catching everyone atjust the right angle, changing the hoods from l3.S. to B.A. and back again, and for the many rolls of film developed. Finally, we wish to thank all those who donated their time and talents to HORIZONS '82. We have treasured the moments we've shared together and hope to meet again somewhere along the road. - The Editors ,ga ,li 'lag xi Editors: Donna Bolten, Laura Galardi :QQ Sr. Joe's provides o srudious otmosphere. Attitude Odjustn-tent hot., Qt the Rot. Rathskeller Notolie, There-so, Anno, Tom, Chris, Joe, Corol, Bob, Bridger, Rick, Pot, Kristo, Kothe, Cindy. 88 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 ESPECIALLY TO LAURA GALANDI CARISTO CCNSTRUCTION CORPCRATION 26 Court Street Brooklyn, New York 12125 237-8700 Congratulations to the Class of '82 May our paths cross together again somewhere along the road! And always remember. . .This is an academic institution first of all!! The Executive Committee - Mikki, Rosanne, Rich, and Fran Congratulations Graduates! I We 're right behind you! THE JUNIOR CLASS from the Best on Long Island for Parc:-eocuz J QUALITY FOOTWEAR SINCE 1927 14 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue, N. Y. 11772 Phone: 15161 475-1047 Best Wishes to the Class of '82 1 JOE SL BOBBIE 1 '11 To the Best ot '82 i I The Psychology Club wishes to congratulate the graduating psychology majors and all the graduating seniors. 19143 E B ED hm 07 I NEMA mi l'I7 5 Congratulations HI an X vunmv' to the Class of 1982 ,!.f,..l Ne.-lv ri. -':' Especially to Laura and Rosanne f571 ' gg, Q HEARTY APPETn'Es: xx J 544' 6 , PICKLE DELI EXPERIENCE YOU place your order WE custom prepare each sandwich to your personal taste QUALITY FRESHNESS QUANTITY A SUPER VALUE THAT S A PICKLE DELI EXPERIENCENH' PICKLE DELI CATERS TO YOU WE SPEOTALIZE IN PARTY HEROES 286 West Mam Sh-get BY THE FOOT 3 4 5 6 FOOTEES ION THE SQUARE WAVERLY AVENUE AND WEST MAIN STFIEETJ Patchog ue 475-0177 N, V25 'A 1211 if XLLQZ Ta - L I 'E I 1--:M I-' 1- . 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All I Congratulations to all the Graduates qc Q WESTROCK BEEF THE HO USE OF PRIME 465 ROUTE 112 PATCHOGUE N. Y. 11772 Congratulatzons to the Class of 82 Reach for the fut r and hope for the future and all that we can be and not what we are The SJC Folk Group Best Wishes to all the Graduates' CAMPUS MINISTRY C ongratulatzons and Best Wzshes to all the graduates for a successful future and a happy lde CAROL d MARGE L . d' f Il. Best Wzshes to e CLASS OF 82 Bbb . 0 I 3 Student Services an 66 u e , C th n 1 ' f . 5 Business Office Staff: 0 ie ft Carmen Joan Cecil Sal overde An? ma e It a ter a ' LOIS H0 A GP' T0 914 80 ATLANTIC AVENUE LYNBROOK, N. Y. 11563 15161 599-1150 ' x I 59- Q56 Choose lie that you may be A leaven for the human familv. Then shall you live in peace As justice bears the gd! of freedom throughout all the world. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Sisters of St. Joseph's College Faculty House The memories that friends have made together grow stronger with every passing day. fRebecca J. Barrettl Good Luck and Love always, JOTTER Staff To the Graduates of 1982 Caring is life's magic. - Circle K From Brentwood to Patchogue, we have seen St. Joes grow. T heFirst Freshman class would like to wish all future freshman all the growth we experienced Along the Road. - THE SENIOR CLASS UH! IIIIIIIH The Class of 82 From The Dept of Everything Joe, Marilyn, Mane, Linda, Charlie, r Larry, Willy, Phil, Nick L Best Wishes to 'SAVINGS W 'CHECKING 'LOANS SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU wg-XQQA STA I r